糖心Vlog

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糖心Vlog

Last updated

5 September 2026

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Introduce students to textile and surface pattern design with this William Morris-inspired vintage cushion activity.

Students develop a repeating botanical pattern suitable for a decorative cushion, combining flowers, leaves and flowing natural forms while considering how the pattern would repeat across fabric.

The activity explores repeat, motif, balance, harmony, texture and fabric design.

Ideal for KS3 Art & Design, textiles, William Morris artist studies, surface pattern projects, homework and independent learning.

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